In the Matter of Dwight L. Lieb, Debtor (Two Cases)

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• holding that a district court's order severing claims and directing that they continue as separate actions in bankruptcy court was not an appealable final order
• holding that it would be anomalous to allow an 1 interlocutory appeal from a stay decision while barring an appeal 2 from a decision on the Motion to Withdraw Reference.
• collecting intra-circuit and out-of-circuit cases and explaining that concerns about moot- ness are the likely basis for the rule prohibiting appeals of TRO decisions
• \This court has long held that the denial of an application for a [TRO] is not appealable.\
• “This court has long held that the denial of an application for a temporary restraining order is not appealable.”

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